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Jason Dowell
56 Posts |
 Posted - January 07 2003 : 8:07:09 PM
i saw A FINE 67 vette manufactured by CK3.have anyone ever heard of this company?they also produce a ok ******* f40 and ******* 512tr that looks real good.they are pretty cheap...i was looking at purchasing the 67 vette or 512tr.their website is www.ck3.com
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swoodard23
204 Posts |
Posted - January 07 2003 : 8:21:07 PM
I think there is one of their kits on ebay built on an 1980 cutlass chassis. Last time I looked it was going for about $1000
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dllViewItem&category=7251&item=1876623817 , What I don't understand is the original stingray had a 98" wheelbase. Did they just stretch the body or shorten the frame to make it fit the donor? And if anybody knows this, is their an assembly manual? I sure would like to get one to get some ideas.
Thanks,
Scott
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robert_93030
USA
78 Posts |
Posted - January 07 2003 : 10:55:17 PM
i got this from meat check it out http://www.kitcar.com/consumeralert/Ck3/research-suite.html
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MADMIKE
140 Posts |
Posted - January 07 2003 : 11:37:08 PM
DON'T EVEN THINK OF DEALING WITH CK-3, THIER PRODUCTS ARE GREAT ,STRAIGHT,THIER GLASSMEN IN THE SHOP KNOW WHAT THEY'RE DOING, THE COMPANIES ONLY DRAWBACK IS THE OWNER BLAINE KENNADY, YOU SEND MONEY,ALL YOU GET IS STORY AFTER STORY ABOUT WHY YOU DON'T GET WHAT YOU PAID FOR,THEY RUIN THE WHOLE INDUSTRY FOR THE CANADIANS, CAUSE THEVE SCREWED SO MANY PEOPLE ALONG WITH THE LUCAS GROUP THAT PEOPLE DON'T WANT TO BUY FROM ANYONE IN CANADA, EVEN THE GOOD ONES.AS I SAID BEFORE, I GOTTA BE THE LUCKIEST GUY ALIVE BECOUSE I ACTUALLY GOT FOUR OUT OF THE FIVE KITS I PAID THEM FOR.
BUYER BEWARE!!!!!
MIKE
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meat
USA
992 Posts |
Posted - January 08 2003 : 08:17:50 AM
quote:
I think there is one of their kits on ebay built on an 1980 cutlass chassis. Last time I looked it was going for about $1000
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dllViewItem&category=7251&item=1876623817 , What I don't understand is the original stingray had a 98" wheelbase. Did they just stretch the body or shorten the frame to make it fit the donor? And if anybody knows this, is their an assembly manual? I sure would like to get one to get some ideas.
The Corvette was a Cutlass/Regal based platform. The chassis was shortened to fit the Corvette wheelbase, which - according to the manual - was an unbolt/drill some holes/rebolt affair. The Corvette rebody was purchased from another company. The one thing that I really liked about that particular kit was that it had a trunk - unlike the original - and it looked "right" with it! Your pal,
Meat.
Information Rainman
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ever hear of ck3?
